Response to Wildland Fires Clause Samples

Response to Wildland Fires. Initial Action: Within the mutual aid zone, an initial attack suppression response in support of the responsible agency may be initiated at the time the fire is reported. This request for initial attack response may be communicated through the county EMS pager system, radio, phone call to the sending unit’s duty officer or dispatch center. a) Each agency will take prompt initial action with or without request on wildland fires threatening homes if it has the closest forces and this action is considered necessary under existing conditions. When such action is taken, the proper officials of the agency shall be notified as quickly as possible. b) When one agency takes initial action in the suppression of a wildland fire in the protection area of the other, that party will continue until relieved by the responsible agency. c) Upon request, either agency will render assistance in fire suppression to the other agency when such action will not leave areas of its own protection unit unduly exposed to fire danger. d) Irrespective of the type or amount of assistance received, the party in whose protection area the fire occurs will be responsible for satisfactory management of the fire.
Response to Wildland Fires. All fire suppression action conducted on lands of another Party shall be consistent with that Party’s fire management policy and the terms of this Agreement. Parties to this Agreement agree to cooperate in response wildfires. The type of response will be defined and documented in appropriate level AOPS or Incident Action Plan for that incident. The intent should never be to allow a wildland fire to burn onto a jurisdiction that does not want it. All parties should be involved in developing the strategy and tactics to be used in preventing the fire from crossing the jurisdictional boundary, and all parties should be involved in developing mitigations that would be used if the fire crosses jurisdictional boundaries.
Response to Wildland Fires. Parties to this Agreement agree to cooperate in response to wildland fires. The type of response will be defined and documented in appropriate level Annual Operating Plans.

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